echoed these sentiments , saying the tracks demonstrated how the band was on a personal and spiritual quest . rolling stone called it " assert ##ive rock " in their review of the joshua tree . the san diego union @ - @ tribune said of " where the streets have no name " , " the music charges , like someone fleeing for life " . the washington post said the track is " a bit oblique lyrical ##ly , but the implications are clear in bono ' s res ##ol ##ute delivery , dave ( the edge ) evan ' s qu ##aver ##ing guitar , adam clayton ' s cathedral bass and larry mu ##llen ' s rolling thunder drums " . nme lauded the
echoed these sentiments, saying the tracks demonstrated how the band was on a personal and spiritual quest. rolling stone called it " assertive rock " in their review of the joshua tree. the san diego union @ - @ tribune said of " where the streets have no name ", " the music charges, like someone fleeing for life ". the washington post said the track is " a bit oblique lyrically, but the implications are clear in bono's resolute delivery, dave ( the edge ) evan's quavering guitar, adam clayton's cathedral bass and larry mullen's rolling thunder drums ". nme lauded the